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001:        /*
002:         * coerce.java
003:         *
004:         * Copyright (C) 2003 Peter Graves
005:         * $Id: coerce.java,v 1.6 2003/11/15 11:03:30 beedlem Exp $
006:         *
007:         * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
008:         * modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
009:         * as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
010:         * of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
011:         *
012:         * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
013:         * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
014:         * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
015:         * GNU General Public License for more details.
016:         *
017:         * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
018:         * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
019:         * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307, USA.
020:         */
021:
022:        package org.armedbear.lisp;
023:
024:        public final class coerce extends Lisp {
025:            // ### coerce
026:            // coerce object result-type => result
027:            private static final Primitive2 COERCE = new Primitive2("coerce") {
028:                public LispObject execute(LispObject first, LispObject second)
029:                        throws ConditionThrowable {
030:                    if (second == T)
031:                        return first;
032:                    if (first.typep(second) == T)
033:                        return first;
034:                    if (second == Symbol.CHARACTER) {
035:                        if (first instanceof  LispString) {
036:                            if (first.length() == 1)
037:                                return ((LispString) first).get(0);
038:                        } else if (first instanceof  Symbol) {
039:                            String name = first.getName();
040:                            if (name.length() == 1)
041:                                return LispCharacter
042:                                        .getInstance(name.charAt(0));
043:                        }
044:                        throw new ConditionThrowable(new TypeError());
045:                    }
046:                    if (second == Symbol.FLOAT || second == Symbol.SINGLE_FLOAT
047:                            || second == Symbol.DOUBLE_FLOAT
048:                            || second == Symbol.SHORT_FLOAT
049:                            || second == Symbol.LONG_FLOAT) {
050:                        return LispFloat.coerceToFloat(first);
051:                    }
052:                    if (second == Symbol.COMPLEX) {
053:                        if (first.numberp()) {
054:                            if (first instanceof  LispFloat)
055:                                return Complex.getInstance(first,
056:                                        LispFloat.ZERO);
057:                            return first;
058:                        }
059:                        throw new ConditionThrowable(new TypeError(first,
060:                                "number"));
061:                    }
062:                    if (first instanceof  AbstractVector) {
063:                        if (second == Symbol.BIT_VECTOR
064:                                || second == Symbol.SIMPLE_BIT_VECTOR) {
065:                            AbstractVector v1 = (AbstractVector) first;
066:                            BitVector v2 = new BitVector(v1.length());
067:                            for (int i = v1.length(); i-- > 0;)
068:                                v2.set(i, v1.get(i));
069:                            return v2;
070:                        }
071:                        if (second == Symbol.SIMPLE_VECTOR) {
072:                            AbstractVector v1 = (AbstractVector) first;
073:                            Vector v2 = new Vector(v1.length());
074:                            for (int i = v1.length(); i-- > 0;)
075:                                v2.set(i, v1.get(i));
076:                            return v2;
077:                        }
078:                        if (second == Symbol.LIST) {
079:                            AbstractVector v = (AbstractVector) first;
080:                            LispObject result = NIL;
081:                            for (int i = first.length(); i-- > 0;)
082:                                result = new Cons(v.get(i), result);
083:                            return result;
084:                        }
085:                    } else if (first.listp()) {
086:                        if (second == Symbol.BIT_VECTOR
087:                                || second == Symbol.SIMPLE_BIT_VECTOR) {
088:                            BitVector v = new BitVector(first.length());
089:                            int i = 0;
090:                            while (first != NIL) {
091:                                v.set(i++, first.car());
092:                                first = first.cdr();
093:                            }
094:                            return v;
095:                        }
096:                        if (second == Symbol.VECTOR
097:                                || second == Symbol.SIMPLE_VECTOR
098:                                || (second instanceof  LispClass && second
099:                                        .getName().equals("VECTOR"))) {
100:                            Vector v = new Vector(first.length());
101:                            int i = 0;
102:                            while (first != NIL) {
103:                                v.set(i++, first.car());
104:                                first = first.cdr();
105:                            }
106:                            return v;
107:                        }
108:                        if (second == Symbol.STRING
109:                                || second == Symbol.SIMPLE_STRING
110:                                || second == Symbol.BASE_STRING
111:                                || second == Symbol.SIMPLE_BASE_STRING) {
112:                            LispString string = new LispString(first.length());
113:                            int i = 0;
114:                            while (first != NIL) {
115:                                string.set(i++, first.car());
116:                                first = first.cdr();
117:                            }
118:                            return string;
119:                        }
120:                        if (second == Symbol.FUNCTION) {
121:                            if (first.car() == Symbol.LAMBDA)
122:                                return new Closure(first.cadr(), first.cddr(),
123:                                        new Environment());
124:                        }
125:                    } else if (first instanceof  Symbol) {
126:                        if (second == Symbol.FUNCTION) {
127:                            LispObject obj = first.getSymbolFunction();
128:                            if (obj instanceof  Function) {
129:                                if (obj instanceof  SpecialOperator)
130:                                    throw new ConditionThrowable(
131:                                            new TypeError());
132:                                return obj;
133:                            }
134:                        }
135:                    }
136:                    throw new ConditionThrowable(new TypeError());
137:                }
138:            };
139:        }
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